E-Discovery Transcending Paradigms

As technology becomes increasingly sophisticated, making sense of the data and obtaining better information faster has become critical in litigation and a vital part of e-discovery. Kilpatrick Townsend’s dedicated LitSmart E-Discovery® Team provides end-to-end e-discovery solutions, using the most sophisticated technology in-house, managed by experienced legal and technical professionals. By eliminating outside vendors, we can handle all of your e-discovery needs in a defensible, efficient, and cost-effective manner, while maintaining valuable institutional knowledge of a client’s data systems, major players, and protocols. We also regularly give advice and testimony on preservation strategies, international data privacy and cross-border concerns, collection methodologies, and metadata production, among others.

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Our 25+ team members (attorneys, project managers, data analysts, trial technologists, plus up to 60 contract attorneys), average more than 15 years of litigation and e-discovery experience; hold numerous technical certifications; and/or have advanced technical and business degrees. We guide our clients and litigation teams through every stage of discovery in litigation matters and investigations, including identification, preservation, collection, early case assessment, processing, review (including analytics and predictive coding), and production of relevant information. Our proven expertise across practice areas, industries, and global venues enables us to handle — often at a moment’s notice — the most complicated discovery matters.

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